Detroit and Chicago Battle In World Championship Opener
Detroit and Chicago, leaders of their leagues, played twelve innings in a 3 3 tie before darkness ended the first World Championship game. Overall and Donovan pitched well, with Donovan fanning twelve, as Moran and Evers ineffectively tried late threats. 24 377 spectators witnessed the marathon contest in Chicago.
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Detroit
Chicago
AB. R. BH
A.E. Glagle
I Tey Et Sheckard
Chance
Csceoee
Breinfelat
Evers
Bchulte
V.f
Cesseveee
Tmkker
Cosaness
Ministerman
VOM
Meouibech
Cccesscee
THAIS
Tinker
O’leary
Steinfeldt
Scheckard
Howard
Jones
Schaefer
Rossman
Overall
Donovan
Sheckard
Reylbach
Schmidt
O’day
Sheridan
AO Mepenhord
C.fewwcoosee
Okie Sk Cppoly
Serous, Dessscavecsi
OOFSO
Van Cleave Calls for Incorporation of All Lagoa Unions
James W. Van Cleave president of the National Manufacturers Association urged the incorporation of all labor unions at the Citizens' Industrial Association of America convention in Battle Creek Michigan He argued unions should be legally responsible for acts and condemned boycotts and blacklists as un American He also urged manual training high schools to graduate skilled mechanics The Rev S C Dickey of Indianapolis also spoke.
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Commercial Tribune
Battle Creek
Mich
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
James Ww. van Cleave
National Manufacturers’ Association
van Cleave
Kentucky grounds at Lambert's Point in Norfolk harbor
The United States battleship Kentucky grounded off Lambert's Point while moving up the Elizabeth River toward Norfolk navy yard for repairs before Admiral Evans fleet sails around Cape Horn to the Pacific coast. It was freed at 10 05 p m.
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Commercial Tribune
Norfolk, Va
United States
Kentucky
Virginia Capes
Norfolk Navy Yard
Admiral Evans
Cape Horn
Pacific Coast
Lambert’s Point
Elizabeth River
Hampton Roads
Navy Yard
Powers Trial Set for November 4 in Goebel Conspiracy
A conference with Special Judge J. B. Morris in Georgetown set November 11 as the fourth trial date for Caleb Powers on charges of complicity in the conspiracy to murder Senator William Goebel.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Morris
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
William Goebel
Bombs Sent By Mail To Denver Bankers And Governor Buchtel
Denver authorities say two mail bombs contained two sticks of dynamite and fuses aimed at Governor Henry A. Buchtel and bankers from the National Bank of Denver. Kemp Bigelow, 21, confessed to sending the devices and claimed he acted to seek financial reward and hero status. The bombs were found before detonation. another package was sent to Lawrence C. Phipps and Edward Chase but not delivered. Bigelow, from Bryan Ohio, is son of Abe L. Bigelow, a Bryan schoolteacher.
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Commercial Tribune
Denver
Col
Henry A. Buchtel
David H. Moffatt
The
First
National, Bank, of
Charles B Kountze
Ora Do. National, Bank
Michael Delaney
Kemp
Bigelow
C. L. Bigelow
Bryan
Buchtel
Roosevelt Hunt Postponed After Heavy Rain in Canebrakes
Secretary Latta returns from the President’s Tensas River camp with reports of a very wet night and rain that halted hunting. Weather soaked woods forced the party back to camp while no bear sighting occurred yet. The President, in good health, spent time reading and discussing with guides as the hunting party grows to forty five dogs.
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Commercial Tribune
Stamboul
Latta
Tensas River
Metcalf Brothers
Greenville
Miss
John M. Parker
Appreciation letter for The Illustrated Magazine issue
A reader from Norwood Ohio writes to The Commercial Tribune praising yesterday's Illustrated Magazine as the best yet for a Sunday supplement. He commends value and typography, noting it surpasses ten cent weeklies and many daily papers.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Main Avenue
Norwood
Henry Smith
Kellogg Outlines Progression of Standard Oil Trust Case
New York reports detail Kellogg counsel for the United States presenting ledger evidence on the Standard Oil Trust’s evolution into Standard Oil Company of New Jersey. The record covers formation, consolidations, liquidations, and early profits and dividends from 1882 through 1891.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Standard Oil Company
Prank B
Kellogg
United States
Standard Oil Trust
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Clarence G. Fay
The
Standard
Supreme Court
Ohio
Fay
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Policeman Shot Dead as Disturbance Ends in Arrest
Patrolman Anton Bachman, 55, of Cincinnati, was shot and killed near Sixth and Park streets by plumber Peter Garrity after Garrity caused a disturbance in his building. Garrity surrendered at the Fourth District Station, crying for execution. Bachman leaves six children and a wife. Garrity's motive linked to a two day drinking spree and tenant unrest.
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Anton Bachman
Victor Street
Sixth and
Park Streets
Peter Garrity
West Fifth Street
Garrity
Millikin
Thomas Meldron
Meldren
Bachman
Sixth Street
Sixth
Cutter Streets
Wells- Fargo
Fourth District
Joseph Thon
Squire Pottinger
Fill Vacancies on Third Ticket by Noon Today
Municipal offices report urgent action as vacancies must be filled on the third ticket by noon. The city government seeks candidates and outlines a rapid selection process.
Election slate lists five candidates for council seats
G W Rapp and R H West appear among names with fifth man undecided. Councilmen at large: Alfred G Allen Ernst G Diehl Stanley Merrell Gordon Taylor Andrew Jergens. Board of Education at large: Dr Louis Schwab. Democratic nominees indorsed.
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G. W. Rapp
Board of Public Service
Gordon Taylor
Andrew Jergens
Benton Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
R. H. West
Alfred G. Allen
Ernst G. Diehl
Stanley Merrell
Indorsed
Board of Education-at
Louis Schwab
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National League
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Mense
Captain Chance
Tage
ART
van Gleave
Manufac
Turers’ Association
Powers
Special Dispatch
Roosevelt Hunt
the Illustrated Magazine
Fourth
Dis
Lice
Peace Guardian
Sergeant Packer
Clara
Hannah
Lena
Emma
Carrie Kieborth
Chase Street
Cumminsville
John Bachman
Dayton
Freeman Avenue
City Party
Committee of
Cincinnati
Starbuck Smith
Thomas E. Leonard
Citizens
Charles Pelman
G. A. R. Hall
Police
Foraker
Frank Lpfaff
Albert Bettinger
Jacob Weller
William Culkins
Thomas J. Donnelly
Albert Bhettman
Superior Court
Max B. May
Frank Gorman
Nicholas Hoban
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